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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1931
Page
5
Numerous residents and visitors are listed with family, friends, and prolonged stays. Detroit and Ypsilanti guests, travels to Sandlake and Devils Lake, plus Camp Grayling plans, highlight a busy social week across Owosso and nearby towns.
Fifteen years ago born last week to Mr and Mrs Reuben Feldkamp a son Karl and Ernest Boettger of Detroit are spending their vacation with home folks Amanda Sturm visited at the home of her sister Mrs Julius Lindenschmidt of Ann Arbor last week Mr and Mrs Theodore Stollstigmer and daughter Emma of Lodi spent Sunday with Julius Fritz and family Mr and Mrs Henry Goltz and daughter Helen were Sunday guests of Henry Bredenitz and family of Ma line township Mrs Carl Mahlke and son and Mrs Herman Heimerdinger of Ann Arbor were weekend guests of their parents Mr and Mrs August Barreith Mr and Mrs George Schumacherd daughter Miss Rubena were Sunday guests of relatives in Ann Arbor Mrs Schumacher s niece Miss Marion Stoll returned with them for a visit Mesdamers William Meade Luther Briggs William Dell and Kate Stang and Misses Lillie McMichael Minnie Coe and Olive Cressy were in Ypsilanti last Thursday evening to attend a meeting of Queen City Hive L O T M The common council has passed to its third reading an automobile ordinance regulating operation of automobiles and motor driven vehicles It provides for driving on the proper side of the street parking lighting of lamps turning of square corners and speeding All auto drivers will do well to obey this ordinance which will be published shortly as the laws will be strictly enforced.
The Fourth passed off quietly with no injuries. Local notes include Mrs. Muir and Mrs. Aaron Schairer visiting in Ypsilanti, ex school commissioner W N Lister planning medical college, and gas works expanding with over six thousand feet of pipe laid. A lawn social by L O T M is planned at Mrs G A Lindenschmitt home. Elizabeth Fillenberger suffers sudden tongue paralysis. doctors offer no relief.
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